Two-bedroom end-terrace house

This charming brick-built end-terrace home offers character, practicality, and village living in the sought-after location of Wark. Entering through the spacious front porch provides a welcoming first impression and useful additional storage space. Inside, the accommodation is well presented. The lounge, featuring a central multi-fuel stove, serves as the main hub of the house, providing warmth to the entire home. The kitchen, located at the rear, is fitted with a breakfast bar, creating an ideal space for casual dining, and benefits from a door leading directly to the rear lane for convenient outdoor access. The property offers two well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom, making it ideal for first-time buyers, downsizers, or those seeking a village retreat. It also presents an excellent opportunity for landlords. The first-floor landing includes a practical upper-height storage cupboard and a separate spacious linen cupboard. Externally, unallocated off-street parking is available. The attractive village setting allows residents to enjoy the charm and community atmosphere of Wark, which sits within easy, flat walking distance of the village centre, offering a cafe, shop, and public house. Wark is a beautiful village nestled on the bank of the North Tyne river, offering stunning views of the rolling countryside, river, and historic features. Good road links are available to nearby Hexham, Bellingham, and Kielder, and the area is renowned for its rural walks. Agents Note: Right of access to back door across neighbour’s lane. Property details provided by Rook Matthews Sayer. Council Tax Band: B. Tenure: Freehold.